New Vision Gallery, Art museum in central Auckland, New Zealand
New Vision Gallery is an art museum in central Auckland displaying contemporary art and modern craft throughout the year. The space showcases rotating exhibitions of work by New Zealand artists across various visual and applied art forms.
The gallery was founded in 1957 by Dutch artists Kees and Tina Hos as the New Vision Craft Centre in Takapuna. It later moved to its current location in central Auckland to reach a broader audience.
The gallery supports abstract art and regularly features contemporary jewelry pieces by New Zealand artists. It has become a space where modern creative expression through craft and visual arts finds recognition and space to develop.
The gallery is open daily to visitors and provides straightforward access to its exhibitions. Checking ahead about current shows and opening hours will help you plan the best time for your visit.
The gallery name draws from László Moholy-Nagy's influential modernist work about design and visual thinking. This connection to early avant-garde principles continues to shape how the space approaches contemporary works.
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